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Mutual Weekly, No. 50 (1915)
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Mutual Weekly, No. 50 (1915)

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San Francisco, Cal: U.S. Cruiser "San Diego" dashes to Mexico. Leaves here on rush orders with 300 marines to protect Americans at Topolobampo. Winchendon, Mass: A little journey to toy town. The making of a rocking horse in one of Santa ...See moreSan Francisco, Cal: U.S. Cruiser "San Diego" dashes to Mexico. Leaves here on rush orders with 300 marines to protect Americans at Topolobampo. Winchendon, Mass: A little journey to toy town. The making of a rocking horse in one of Santa Claus' American factories. Washington, D.C: Spirited fight for next Convention City. Dallas, Texas, wants the honor of entertaining next Democratic convention, and delegates arrive here with $100,000 check by way of inducement. Subtitle: The Mayor of Dallas hands the check to Hon. Cato Sells. San Francisco, Cal: Amphibious automobile has first trial. New hydromotor will be offered to the United States Government as a military utility for its preparedness program. Washington, D.C: Women carry Suffrage fight to Congress. Thousands march to the capitol and present petition for right to vote. Subtitle: They hang a monster sign, over 1,000 sq. ft. in size. San Francisco, Cal: Spectacular blaze destroys huge grain warehouse. Lumber district is menaced by raging fire. Washington, D.C: President is host to Democratic Chiefs. After White House luncheon, the National Democratic Committee and Mr. Wilson pose for the Mutual Weekly. San Antonio, Texas: Public prayer for peace. Citizens and veterans of the Blue and Gray pray for world's peace in front of the Historic Alamo. New York City: Memorial to Joan of Arc unveiled on Riverside Drive. The French Ambassador, Jules Jusserand, and many notables are present. Philadelphia, Pa: "Lady Englantine" leaves here on special Pullman car for N.Y. Poultry Show. World's champion egg layer is valued at $100,000. New Decatur, Ala: Movie star tours the South. Irving Cummings, featured in David Horsley productions, on the Mutual's new $8,000,000 program, arrives here. Charleston, W.Va: Powder explosion in Boomer Mine kills 16. Gov. Hatfield and other state officials on the scene. Many acts of heroism performed. Fresno, Cal: Earl Cooper, road champion of the world, defeats Barney Oldfield. 5,000 persons see Cooper do 100 miles in 1 hour and 38 minutes. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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8 cast members

Name	Known for
Earl Cooper Self Self See fewer	The Speed King (1916)
Irving Cummings Self Self See fewer	Curly Top (1935)
Henry D. Hatfield Self, Governor of West Virginia Self, Governor of West Virginia See fewer	History's Mysteries (1998)
Jean Jules Jusserand Self Self See fewer	Pathé's Weekly, No. 49 (1912)
Henry D. Lindsley Self, Mayor of Dallas Self, Mayor of Dallas See fewer	Mutual Weekly, No. 50 (1915)
Barney Oldfield Self Self See fewer	Blonde Comet (1941)
Cato Sells Self Self See fewer	Mutual Weekly, No. 50 (1915)
Woodrow Wilson Self Self See fewer	The Birth of a Nation (1915)